THE MINISTRY OF
FINANCE
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SOCIALIST REPUBLIC
OF VIETNAM
Independence
– Freedom – Happiness
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No. 12/2006/TT-BTC
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Hanoi, 21 February
2006
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CIRCULAR
GUIDING
THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DECREE NO. 146/2005/ND-CP DATED 23/11/2005 OF THE
GOVERNMENT ON THE FINANCE REGIME APPLICABLE TO CREDIT INSTITUTIONS
With a view to implementing the Decree
No.146/2005/ND-CP dated 23/11/2005 of the Government on the finance regime
applicable to credit institutions, the Ministry of Finance provides guidance on
the implementation of several contents as follows:
Chapter I
GENERAL
PROVISIONS
1. Subjects of application of this Circular
shall be credit institutions, which are established, organized and operate
under the provisions of the Law on Credit Institutions No.02/1997/QH10 dated 12
December 1997 and the Law on the amendment, supplement of several articles of
the Law on Credit Institutions No.20/2004/QH11 dated 15 June 2004.
This Circular shall not be applicable to
People’s Credit Fund and Bank for Social Policy.
2. Financial activities of credit
institutions shall be implemented in accordance with provisions of the Law on
Credit Institutions No.02/1997/QH10 dated 12/12/1997 and the Law on the
amendment, supplement of several articles of the Law on Credit Institutions
No.20/2004/QH11 dated 15/6/2004, the Decree No.146/2005/ND-CP dated 23/11/2005
of the Governor on the finance regime applicable to credit institutions,
contents which are specifically provided for in this Circular and other related
legal documents on finance management.
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Chapter II
SPECIFIC
PROVISIONS
I. MANAGEMENT OF
CAPITAL AND ASSETS
1. Charter capital shall be the amount of
capital stated in the charter of a credit institution.
2. The real charter capital provided for in
Article 6 of the Decree No.146/2005/ND-CP dated 23/11/2005 of the Government
shall be construed as the charter capital reflected in accounting books of a
credit institution.
3. Surplus of voting shares shall be the
difference between the face value of share certificate and its actually issued
price (if any).
4. Difference of exchange rates arising from
the conversion of financial statements of a foreign institution which
independently operates, the difference of exchange rates arising during the
investment in capital construction, which has not been completed yet, in
respect of a newly established unit, shall be reflected accumulatively in the
owner’s funds source of a credit institution in accordance with provisions of
accounting standards.
5. A credit institution shall be responsible
for following up the entire current assets and funds, performing the accounting
in compliance with the current accounting regime; reflecting fully, accurately,
timely the use, development of the funds and assets during business process,
clearly stipulating the responsibility of each unit, individual in the event of
any damage, loss of assets.
6. Credit institutions shall be entitled to
use the operating capital for their business activity in accordance with
provisions of the Law on credit institutions No. 02/1997/QH10 dated 12 December
1997 and the Law on the amendment, supplement of several articles of the Law on
Credit Institutions No. 20/2004/QH11 dated 15 June 2004 in the principle of the
maintenance and development of capital. Credit institutions shall be entitled
to acquire, invest in fixed assets in the principle that the residual value of
the fixed assets is not in excess of 50% of the own capital of level 1 in
accordance with the guidance of the State Bank and provisions of the State on
investment and construction management must be fully complied with.
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- If the damage of assets is due to a
subjective reason, person causing the damage shall be subject to the
compensation. The Board of Directors or the General Director (Director) of the
credit institution shall decide on the level of compensation in accordance with
provisions of applicable laws and be responsible for their decision.
- For assets that are insured, the treatment
shall be carried out in accordance with the insurance policy.
- Using provisions which are made from
expenditures to cover the damages in accordance with provisions of applicable
laws.
- Any deficiency which remains after the loss
is compensated and covered by individuals, collectives, insurance institutions
and provisions made from expenditures shall be covered by the finance
provisions fund of the credit institution. In the event the finance provisions
Fund is not sufficient to cover the deficiency, any shortfall shall be charged
to other expense in the period.
8. Lease, pledge, mortgage, assignment and
sale, liquidation of assets:
8.1. Lease, pledge, mortgage of assets
- A credit institution shall be entitled to
lease, pledge, mortgage its assets in accordance with provisions of the Civil
Code and others provisions of applicable laws, providing that the efficiency,
prudence and development of funds are ensured.
- In respect of assets for finance leasing,
credit institution shall implement in accordance with provisions of the
Government on finance leasing activities in Vietnam.
8.2. Assignment, sale of assets:
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- Any assignment, sale of assets by state
owned credit institutions shall be implemented in accordance with provisions of
the laws for state owned enterprises.
- Differences between amount received from
the assignment, sale of assets and the residual value of the assigned, sold
assets and the assignment, sale costs shall be stated in the loss and profit
statement of a credit institution.
8.3. Liquidation of assets
- A credit institution shall be entitled to
liquidate low quality assets, damaged assets which can not be rehabilitated,
technically obsolete assets that are no longer in use or can not be used
effectively. Competence to make decision on the liquidation of assets of state
owned credit institutions shall be in accordance with provisions of the laws
for state owned enterprises.
- Upon the liquidation of assets, credit
institutions must set up a Liquidation Committee. Credit institutions must
organise an auction for sale of those assets which are required by applicable
laws to be sold through an auction in accordance with provisions of applicable
laws.
- The difference between amount received from
the liquidation of assets and their residual value and the liquidation costs
shall be charged to the loss and profit statement of credit institutions.
9. For assets that a credit institution has
leased, accepted as pledge, mortgage, administered on behalf of its customers,
it shall be responsible for the management, maintenance or use in accordance
with the agreement with the customer in line with provisions of applicable
laws.
10. Credit institutions shall perform methods
of ensuring the capital adequacy in accordance with provisions in Article 9 of
the Decree No.146/2005/ND-CP of the Government. The credit institutions shall
carry out the setting up of provisions from expenditures in accordance with
specific provisions as follows:
10.1. In respect of provisions for credit
risk in banking activity, the credit institutions shall set up and use in
accordance with regulations of the Governor of the State Bank.
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10.3. In respect of provisions for severance
allowance, credit institutions shall make provisions for severance allowance in
accordance with regulations of the Labour Code and guidance of the Ministry of
Finance on the provisioning, management, use and accounting of the Provisions
Fund for severance allowance at enterprises.
II. MANAGEMENT OF
TURNOVER, EXPENDITURE
1. Management of
turnover:
1.1. Turnover of a Credit Institution shall
consist of receipts provided for in Article 16 of the Decree No.146/2005/ND-CP
dated 23 November 2005 of the Government, including:
a. Incomes from business activities:
- Income from credit activities
- Income from deposit interests
- Income from services
- Income from foreign exchange and gold
trading activity
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- Income from the trading of share
certificates, bonds and other valuable papers.
- Income from the activity of debts trading
- Income from the exchange rate difference
- Income from other business activities.
b. Other incomes:
- Income from the assignment, sale,
liquidation of fixed assets.
- Income from funds which have been treated
by risk provisions.
- Income from the management expenses for
independent member companies.
- Income from the penalty for the contract
violation by the customers
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1.2. Conditions and time for the
acknowledgement of turnover:
a. For credit activity: Credit Institutions
shall account the receivable interests arising in the period to income in
respect of debts which are determined as recoverable in both principal and
interest in due course and shall not be required to make specific provisions
for risks in accordance with applicable regulations.
In respect of the receivable interests which
have been accounted as income, but at the maturity of debt repayment
(principal, interest), the customer fails to make due repayment, the credit
institutions shall charge them to the business expense and follow up
off-balance sheet for speeding up the collection. Where the interest collection
is completed, the credit institutions shall account them to the income from
business activity.
In respect of the receivable interests
arising in the period of the remaining debts which are not required to be
accounted into the income, the credit institutions shall follow up off-balance
sheet for speeding up the collection, where the interest collection is
completed, the credit institutions shall account them to the income from
business activity.
b. The incomes from deposit interest,
interest of the investment in bonds, bills... shall be considered as interests
receivable in the period.
c. Dividends, profits, which are distributed
from the capital contribution, shares purchase, shall be accounted upon the
resolution or decision on the distribution.
d. Credit institutions shall acknowledge
incomes from the exchange rate difference in accordance with provisions of
accounting standards.
e. For turnover from remaining activities:
turnover shall be the entire amounts received from the sale of products, goods,
the supply of services arising in the period, which have been accepted for
payment by customers after being subtracted with (-) commercial discounts, the
decline of prices of the goods sold, and the value of the goods returned after
being sold (if valid documents are available) irrespective of whether the
payment is made or not.
1.3. Receipts of credit institutions arising
in the period must be supported by invoices or valid documents and must be
fully accounted to turnover.
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2.1. Expenditure on business activity:
a. Expenses payable for deposit interest,
loan interest
b. Expenses on foreign exchange and gold
trading activity
c. Expenses on banking services trading
activity.
d. Expenses on the trading of share
certificates, bonds and other valuable papers.
dd. Expenses on the activity of debt trading.
e. Expenses on capital contribution, share
purchase.
g. Expenses on the exchange rate difference
in accordance with provisions of accounting standards.
h. Expenses on assets leasing
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k. In case of purchasing fixed assets by late
payment: credit institutions shall charge the difference between the total
payables and the purchasing price of fixed assets by outright payment to the
expenditures under payment period, except for the case where those differences
are charged to the original price of fixed assets (capitalizing) in accordance
with provisions of accounting standards.
l. Expenses on salary, wage and the like in
accordance with applicable provisions.
m. Expenses on amounts which have been
accounted as turnover but in fact have not yet been collected;
n. Expense on outsourced services:
- Expense relating to the repair of fixed
assets, transportation, electricity, water, telephone, stationery, fire
prevention and fighting, consultation service, auditing, assets insurance
premium, human accident insurance premium, business fee, expenses on travelling
allowance on leave under applicable provisions, commissions, brokerage service,
trust service and other services.
- Above mentioned expenses must be fully
supported by invoices or valid documents in accordance with provisions of the
Ministry of Finance.
- Expense relating to the repair of fixed
assets shall be charged to the annual expenditures under the real amount.
Expense on the repair of specialized fixed assets on the periodical basis shall
be pre-accounted to expenditures in line with the expected expenditures; the
time of accounting shall fall on the end of the fiscal year. When carrying out
the repair, if the actual repair expense is greater than the pre-accounted one,
the difference shall be accounted directly to the expenditure, if the actual
repair expense is smaller than the pre-accounted one, the difference shall be
accounted as a reduction of expenditure.
- Expense on fixed assets lease shall be
performed in line with the lease contract. In the event of a lease payment made
for several years, the lease payment shall be distributed gradually to the
business expenditure under the number of years where the assets are used.
Expenses relating to the land lease which are not deducted from the lease
payment in accordance with applicable provisions, credit institutions shall
apportion them to the expenditures under the time of using the leased land.
- Expense on hiring authorized organizations
to perform the debt collection service in accordance with provisions of
applicable laws.
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- Expense on brokerage commission:
+ The payment of brokerage commission by
credit institutions must go with economic efficiency brought about by the
brokerage. Credit institutions shall base on the guiding documents by the
Ministry of Finance on the brokerage commission, their specific conditions and
characteristics to work out their own regulation on the brokerage commission
payment to apply uniformly and publicly in their organization. The Board of
Directors of a credit institution shall approve the above-mentioned regulation
for the application in their organization.
+ Based on the approved regulation and
depending on each arising brokerage operation, the General Director (or
Director) of a credit institution shall decide on the payment of commission for
each brokerage activity.
+ Beneficiary of the brokerage commission
shall be organizations, which, individuals (local and foreign) who provide the
brokerage service to credit institutions.
+ Brokerage commission shall not be paid to
subjects which are agents of credit institutions, designated customers, persons
who are in managerial positions or staff of credit institutions.
+ The payment of brokerage commission must be
based on a contract or a written confirmation between a credit institution and
the commission beneficiary which should include such basic contents as name of
the commission beneficiary; content of the payment; payment level; mode of
payment; the time of service provision and its completion; responsibilities of
the parties.
+ For the brokerage commission relating to
the re-lease of assets (including also the foreclosed, seized assets): the
payment of the brokerage commission shall not exceed 5% of the total annual
proceeds, at the maximum, from the lease of assets which results from the
brokerage activity.
+ For the brokerage commission relating to
the sale of pledged, mortgaged assets: the payment of the brokerage commission
shall not exceed 1% of the actual value from the proceeds of assets sale
through the brokerage; the payment of the brokerage commission for the sale of
an asset shall not exceed VND 100 million.
p. Expenses relating to the payment of tax,
fee, land lease in relation to the business activity (excluding the enterprise
income tax) in accordance with provisions of applicable laws.
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- Expenses relating to the mid-shift meals
for the labourer stipulated by credit institutions in line with their business
effectiveness, but the monthly payment for each person shall not exceed the
minimum salary stipulated by the State for state officials.
- Expenses for the labour safety in the event
of subjects who should be equipped with labour safety tools during their work
and expenses relating to the uniforms for staff of credit institutions in
accordance with stipulated regime.
- Expense for job quitting allowances for the
labourers in accordance with applicable regime.
- Expense for female labourers in accordance
with applicable regime.
- Payment of membership fees to domestic
professional associations in which the credit institution participates at the
fee level provided by the respective association and approved by the Ministry
of Finance. For the participation in a foreign professional association, credit
institutions shall be entitled to charge the fee payment provided for by the
foreign professional association to their expenditure.
- Payment for Party, Union activities at the
credit institution (the payment beyond the expenditures of the Party, Union
organizations shall be covered by stipulated sources).
- Expense relating to the setting up of the
provisions for the activities of credit institutions in accordance with point
10 Section 1 Chapter II of this Circular.
- Expenses relating to the participation in a
Deposit Insurance organization in accordance with applicable laws.
- Expense relating to bonus for the
innovation proposals, improvement of labour productivity, bonus for the expense
economization in line with the actual effectiveness. The Board of Directors of
credit institutions must work out and announce publicly regulations on bonus in
credit institutions.
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- Expense for training, expense for
educational support in accordance with provisions of applicable laws.
- Expense for medical care, including
expenses for the labourers in accordance with current provisions of the State
under the real payment beyond the scope of payment of social insurance and of
the labourers.
- Expense for the office security.
- Expense for treasury and vault operation.
- Expense relating to environment protection.
If the expense in a year is large and the effect is lasting for several years,
this expense shall be distributed over subsequent years.
- Expense for protocol and festivals,
advertisement and propagation, marketing, sale promotion, public relation,
meeting and other expenses must be in accordance with stipulated regime and
supported by invoices or valid documents in compliance with provisions of the
Ministry of Finance, must be in relation to the business result of the credit
institution. The maximum payment level shall be in accordance with provisions
of the law on enterprise income tax.
- Expense for other business activities.
2.2. Expenditures on other activities:
a. Expenses relating to the assignment, sale,
liquidation of assets.
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c. Expenses relating to the recovery of
written off debts, expenses relating to the recovery of overdue debts which are
difficult to collect;
- Credit institutions shall be entitled to
pay to legal entities that have made contribution to the recovery of written off
debts, overdue debts difficult to collect on the basis of their contribution
and results brought about by them for credit institutions.
- Credit institutions shall work out the
regulation on expenditures for the recovery of written off debts, overdue debts
difficult to collect to submit to the Board of Directors for approval and
public announcement. The General Director (or Director) of a credit institution
shall be responsible for these expenditures.
- The annual level of payment for the legal
entities that have made contribution to the recovery of written off debts,
overdue debts difficult to collect shall not exceed 5% of the recovered debts.
The maximum payment for the recovery of a debt shall not exceed VND 150
million.
d. Expense relating to fines due to violation
of economic contract;
e. Expense relating to the treatment of
losses of remaining assets after being covered by sources as provided for in
point 7 section I Chapter II of this Circular.
g. Other reasonable, valid expenses.
2.3. Credit institutions shall not be
entitled to charge following expenses to their expenditures:
- Fines due to the violation of applicable
laws, committed by individuals not under the name of credit institutions, such
as violating the law on traffic, law on taxes, law on environment, law on
labour, violating regime on the statistical reporting, finance and accounting
and others.
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- Expenses financed by other sources of
expenditures.
- Other unreasonable expenses.
3. Credit
institutions with economic activities arising in foreign currency must convert
them into Vietnam Dong in accordance with the guidance of the Ministry of
Finance.
III. PROFIT
DISTRIBUTION, SETTING UP OF FUNDS
The profit distribution, setting up of funds
and using purpose of the funds of credit institutions shall be implemented in
accordance with provisions in Article 21, 22, 23, 24 of the Decree
No.146/2005/ND-CP dated 23 November 2005 of the Government.
IV. The regime on the accounting, statistics,
auditing, reporting and financial disclosure
1. Credit institutions shall perform the
regime on accounting in accordance with provisions of applicable laws, record
adequately the original documents, update the accounting books and reflect
adequately, timely, truly, accurately, objectively economic, financial
activities.
2. The fiscal year of credit institutions
shall begin on the first day of January and end on the 31th December
of the calendar year.
3. Credit institutions shall perform the
financial settlement and fully comply with the provisions on the financial
statements, prepare and submit (financial statements) to the Ministry of
Finance in accordance with provisions of this Circular
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a. A report on financial plan: Credit
institutions shall make an annual financial plan, including:
- A plan on funds source and use of funds
- A plan on incomes, expenditures, business
result and the target of State Budget contribution.
- A plan on labour and salary.
b. Financial statement: Credit institutions
shall be responsible to prepare and fully submit the following financial
statements (including the soft copy):
- The balance sheet of level III accounts of
the credit institutions, including also off-balance sheet accounts.
- Balance sheet of the credit institution.
- Notes to the financial statements including
following contents (under Pro-forma attached):
+ The increase/decrease of fixed assets.
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+ Business results, the performance of State
Budget contribution.
+ The performance of labour, salary regime of
the credit institution.
+ The overdue debts, recoverable bad debts,
irrecoverable debts; unrealizable pledged assets; the lending to the biggest
customers; funds investment in member units; funds contribution, shares
purchase.
+ The performance of fund sources, use of
funds
- An independent financial audit report
3.2. Chairperson of the Board of Directors,
General Director (Director) of credit institutions shall be responsible for the
accuracy, truth of these statements
3.3. Reporting period
a. Time limit for the submission of financial
plans:
Financial plans drawn up by the credit institutions
must be considered for approval by the Board of Directors and submitted to the
Ministry of Finance prior to 15 November of the year before the planned year.
In addition, State owned credit institutions shall draw up a plan on unit
salary, a plan on State Budget contribution in accordance with provisions of
the Law on State Budget and other provisions of applicable laws.
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- The quarterly report shall be submitted
after 45 days since the end of the quarter at the latest.
- The annual report shall be submitted after
90 days since the end of the fiscal year at the latest.
- The audit result of the financial
statements of credit institutions performed by an independent audit organization
shall be submitted to the Ministry of Finance after 120 days since the end of
the fiscal year at the latest.
3.4. Receiver of the reports:
Credit institutions shall submit their
financial plans, financial statements to the Ministry of Finance.
4. The financial disclosure for credit
institutions: credit institutions shall perform the regime on the financial
disclosure in accordance with provisions of the laws on accounting.
5. Audit work:
Credit institutions must organize the
internal audit in respect of their financial statements in line with provisions
of the Law on Credit Institutions.
Within the period of 30 days prior to the end
of the fiscal year, credit institutions must select an independent audit
organization in accordance with provisions of the State Bank and laws on
auditing to perform the audit of their activities. The audit result of
financial statements of credit institutions shall be submitted to the Ministry
of Finance.
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1. The financial control, inspection shall be
performed under following forms:
- Periodical financial inspection or
irregular financial inspection
- Control by specific topic in line with
requirements of the financial management.
2. Dealing with violations:
- Credit institutions violating the financial
regime of the State shall be subject to the punishment in accordance with
provisions of applicable laws.
- In the event where credit institutions fail
to comply or inadequately comply with provisions on the regime on financial
reporting stated in point 3, Section IV, Chapter II of this Circular shall be
subject to the punishment in accordance with provisions of the law on
accounting.
Chapter III
IMPLEMENTING
ORGANIZATION
1. This Circular shall be effective after 15
days since its publication on the Official Gazette. This Circular shall replace
the Circular No.92/2000/TT-BTC dated 14/9/2000 of the Ministry of Finance.
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FOR THE MINISTER OF
FINANCE
DEPUTY MINISTER
Le Thi Bang Tam
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Quarter----------Year--------
(issued in
conjunction with Circular No. --------------dated------of the Ministry of
Finance)
I. OPERATION
CHARACTERISTICS OF CREDIT INSTITUTION
1. Licence on establishment and operation,
term of validity;
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3. Members of the Board of Directors (Name,
position of each member)
4. Members of the Management Board (Name,
position of each member)
5. Head office at………; number of
branches:............., number of subsidiaries:………
6. Total of officers, workers.
II. OPERATION STATUS
OF CREDIT INSTITUTION (UNIT: VND MILLION)
1. Increase, decrease
of fixed assets
Norms
Land
Building,
architectural objects
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Means of transport
Software of
computer
Other
Total
1. Original price of fixed assets
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- Opening balance
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- Increase in the period
Of which:
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New procurement
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New construction
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Other reasons
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- Decrease in the period
Of which:
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Liquidation
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Assignment, sale
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Other reasons
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- Closing balance
2. Accumulated depreciation
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- Opening balance
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- Decrease in the period
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- Closing balance
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- Opening balance
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- Closing balance
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2. Report on income,
expenditure of credit institution
Order
Norms
Total of previous
year
Current year
Arising in the
period
Accumulated from
the beginning of the year
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A.
INCOME
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Income from business activities
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Income from credit activities
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Income from loan interest
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Income from security investment interest
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Income from finance leasing interest
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Other income from credit activities
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Income from deposit interest
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Income from service activities
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Income from payment service
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Income from treasury service
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Income from guarantee operation
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Income from consultancy service
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Income from other services
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Income from foreign currency and gold
trading
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Income from interest of capital
contribution, shares acquisition.
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Income from trading activity of share
certificates, bonds and other valuable papers
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Income from activity of debt trading
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Income from exchange rate difference
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Income from other business activities
II
Income from other sources
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Income from assignment, sale, liquidation
of fixed assets
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Income from funds that have been dealt with
by risk provisions
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Income from management expenditure for
independent member companies
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Income from fines for contract violation by
customers
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Other incomes
B
EXPENDITURE
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Expenditure on business activities
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Expenditure on deposit interest, loan
interest
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b
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Expenditure on foreign exchange and gold
trading
3
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Expenditure on share certificates, bonds
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5
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Expenditure on activity of capital
contribution, shares acquisition
7
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Expenditure on assets leasing
9
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Expenditure on salary, wages and the like
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c
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Outsourcing expenditure
a
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Expenditure on assets lease
c
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Payment of printing material and paper
e
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Expenditure on operation training
h
Expenditure on scientific research,
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Expenditure on post and telephone
k
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sale of pledged, mortgaged assets
m
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sale promotion, public relation, meeting
expenditure
p
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Payment of taxes and fees
a
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Payment of fees
13
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insurance
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Expenditure on provisions
b
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II
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Expenditure on assignment, sale,
liquidation of assets
2
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Expenditure on the recovery of written off
debts, overdue debts which are difficult to recover
4
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Order
Norms
Under plan
Implemented
Implementation
compared with plan (in percentage)
I.
Total number of officers, workers
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Staff income
1
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2
Bonus
3
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4
Average salary
5
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Credit institutions shall draw up a reporting
form on income of the staff on the annual basis.
4. Performance of
obligations to the State Budget
Order
Norms
Code
Amounts payable at
the beginning of the period
Arising in the
period
Accumulated from
beginning of the year
Amounts payable at
the end of the period
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Already paid
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VAT
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3
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Income tax
5
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6
Natural resource taxes (royalty)
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7
Land and housing taxes
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8
Land rental
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9
Other taxes
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II
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Supplemental contribution
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5. Debts
classification of credit institution
5.1. Classification of debts under group
Order
Norms
Opening balance
Arising in the
period
Closing balance
Increase
Decrease
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Total outstanding debts
1
Debts of group 1
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2
Debts of group 2
3
Debts of group 3
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4
Debts of group 4
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Debts of group 5
II
Ratio of debts from group 2 to group
5 over total outstanding debts (accept 2 digits after the comma)
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5.2. Classification of debts under sectors,
economic types and lending type in respect of medium and small enterprises
Order
Name of norms
Amount
I
By economic sectors
1
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2
Outstanding of medium term debts for
economic sector (classified under each group of debts in accordance with
applicable provisions)
3
Outstanding of long term debts for economic
sector (classified under each group of debts in accordance with applicable
provisions)
II
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1
Outstanding of short term debts for
economic types (classified under each group of debts in accordance with
applicable provisions)
2
Outstanding of medium term debts for
economic types (classified under each group of debts in accordance with
applicable provisions)
3
Outstanding of long term debts for economic
types (classified under each group of debts in accordance with applicable
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Outstanding credit for small and
medium enterprises
1
Outstanding of short term debt for small
and medium enterprises (classified under each group of debts in accordance
with applicable provisions)
2
Outstanding of medium term debt for small
and medium enterprises (classified under each group of debts in accordance
with applicable provisions)
3
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6. Performance of lending
to 20 biggest customers
Order
Name of customer
Amount
Term
Debts belonging to
group
1
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3
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4
5
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6
7
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8
9
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10
11
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12
13
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14
15
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16
17
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18
19
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20
7. Performance of
capital investment in member units
Order
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Amount
Compared with
charter capital (in percentage)
1
2
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3
4
5
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8. Change of the
funds source and the use of funds
Order
Norms
Opening balance
Arising amount in
the period
Closing balance
Increase
Decrease
1
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3
4
5
6
A
SOURCE OF FUNDS
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I
Mobilized Funds
1
Deposit
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1.1
In VND
a
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+ Demand deposits
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+ Time deposit with term from 12 months
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b
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+ Savings deposit with term from 12 months
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c
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1.2
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+ Time deposits with term from 12 months
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b
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c
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2
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2.3.
Borrowing from foreign credit institutions
2.4
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3
Issuance of valuable papers
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3.2
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II
Funds entrusted for investment
1
In VND
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2
In foreign currency
III
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1
Capital of credit institution
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1.1
Charter capital
1.2.
Surplus of voting shares
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1.3
Difference due to revaluation of assets
1.4.
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1.5
Residual profits
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1.6
Other capitals
2
Funds of credit institution
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2.1.
Reserve fund for supplement of charter
capital
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2.3
Financial provisions fund
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2.4
Other funds
B
USE OF FUNDS
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I
Cash and valuable papers
1
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2
Cash in foreign currency, valuable
documents denominated in foreign currency
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3
Gold, precious metal, stones
II
Deposits
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1
Deposits at the State Bank
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1.2
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2
Deposits at domestic credit institutions
2.1
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2.2
Deposits in foreign currency
3
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III
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1
Investment in Government securities
2
Investment in foreign securities
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3
Investment in securities of other domestic
credit institutions
IV
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1
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2
In foreign currency
V
Credit activities
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1
Lending to domestic credit institutions
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2
Lending to domestic economic organizations
and individuals
2.1
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Short-term lending
b
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2.2
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a
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b
Medium, long - term lending
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3
Discount operation of valuable papers
4
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4.1
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4.2
Leasing in foreign currency
4.3
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leasing
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5
Guarantee
5.1
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5.2
Payment in lieu of customers in foreign
currency
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6
Lending with funds financed and entrusted
6.1
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6.2
In foreign currency
7
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7.1
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7.2
Lending for debts settlement
7.3
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7.4
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8
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9
Debts frozen
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VI
Fixed assets
1
Original cost of assets
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2
Depreciation of assets
9. General norms
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Norms
Amount (%)
I
Own capital
1
Level 1 own capital
2
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II
Total of risk adjusted Assets
III
Ratio of capital adequacy (I) : (II)
IV
Profit
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V
Owner’s funds
VI
Total assets
VII
Profit/owner’s funds
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Profit/total assets
IX
Total outstanding debts
X
Ratio of credit growth
XI
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XII
Growth ratio of mobilized funds
10. Performance of
capital contribution, shares purchase
Order
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Amount that the CI has made capital
contribution to unit xxx
2
Charter capital of unit xxx to which the CI
has made capital contribution
3
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Shares purchase
1
Amount that the CI uses for shares purchase
at unit xxx
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Charter capital of unit xxx from which the
IC purchases shares
3
Number of dividends the CI is to receive
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CHIEF ACCOUNTANT
GENERAL DIRECTOR (DIRECTOR)
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